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By Max Miller2021-05-17T12:42:00+01:00
The Amazon Prime Video docuseries will chart the club’s rise from financial ruin to the Premier League.
Amazon Prime Video has shared the first trailer for Crystal Palace docuseries When Eagles Dare, which was revealed earlier this month by
When Eagles Dare charts the south east London club’s rise from financial ruin and administration in 2010, through to its miraculous promotion to the Premier League in 2013. Since then, the club has become a top flight regular under the stewardship of manager Roy Hodgson.
This has been quite the turnaround since the club was on the brink of liquidation in 2010, and needed a fan protest and a consortium led by current chairman Steve Parish to stop it from going out of business.
Recidivist Dunedin thief out to fix his life steals tools instead
15 May, 2021 12:17 AM
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Paul Anthony Peter Bell and his partner drove to Mitre 10 Mega in South Dunedin and took multiple tools and power tools. Photo / 123rf
Paul Anthony Peter Bell and his partner drove to Mitre 10 Mega in South Dunedin and took multiple tools and power tools. Photo / 123rf
Otago Daily Times
By: Rob Kidd
A recidivist thief with more than 160 convictions might be an old dog but he is capable of new tricks , his lawyer says.
Paul Anthony Peter Bell managed to talk his way out of a prison term when he was sentenced on dishonesty and driving charges last year.
Pool cue violation: Threat of jail stifles sentence review
14 May, 2021 03:13 AM
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Benjamin Keach. Photo / Rob Kidd, ODT
Otago Daily Times
By: Rob Kidd
A Clutha man who used a pool cue to violate a rugby player made a bid to have his sentence changed – until threatened with imprisonment.
In December last year, Benjamin Roger Keach, 41, pleaded guilty to injuring with reckless disregard and was sentenced at the Dunedin District Court to six months community detention and 250 hours community work.
He was back in court this afternoon where his counsel Gordon Paine made a fleeting application to have the sentence adjusted.
He shoved a pool cue between a man's buttocks, then asked for his sentence to be reviewed. The judge warned him the only other option was going to prison.